2023
DOI: 10.1101/2023.04.19.537568
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Contrasting walking styles map to discrete neural substrates in the mouse brainstem

Abstract: Walking is a slow gait which is particularly adaptable to meet internal or external needs and is prone to maladaptive alterations that lead to gait disorders. Alterations can affect speed, but also style (the way one walks). While slowed speed may signify the presence of a problem, style represents the hallmark essential for clinical classification of gait disorders. However, it has been challenging to objectively capture key stylistic features while uncovering neural substrates driving these features. Here we… Show more

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